With TicketSpice, you have powerful tools to manage your ticketing pages efficiently. You can easily copy, sort, archive, restore, or delete pages as needed. Plus, you can organize your pages into folders to keep everything streamlined and easy to navigate.
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Copy Your Page
Overview
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Click the Copy Page button under the page you want to copy
Enter the new page name, event start date/time, currency, and estimated number of attendees
Click Copy & Create Page
Information that Will Copy
Event Type
Ticket Levels (including all associated wording, capacities, and settings)
Page fields
Graphics & Wording
Actions (date-based actions will copy, but will need to be updated)
Confirmation Page and Email Messaging
Social and SEO
Attendee Permissions
Widgets
Information that Won't Copy
Attendee data
Page URL (a new URL will be associated with the new page)
Coupons
Event Start Date and Time
Event Location
App Keys
Pro Tip: When copying your page, we strongly recommend checking your entire page, including date-based actions, the confirmation page, confirmation emails, and social/SEO information to confirm that all of these fields have the correct information before publishing.
Sort your Pages
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Next to the Search bar on the right-hand side, select the Sort option you would like. By default, TicketSpice sorts pages by the last updated date
Your pages can be sorted by: Updated Date, Published Date, Created Date, Upcoming Date, and Past Event
Create and Use Folders
Create a Folder
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Click the View Folders button in the top left corner, and click Add New Folder
Add the Folder name, and click Add Folder
Move a Page into a Folder
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Click the ... icon under the page you want to move, and click Move to Folder
Select the Folder you want to move the page to, and click Save
Archive your Page
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Click the ... icon under the page you want to archive, and click Move to Archive
Click the Move to Archive button again to confirm that you want to archive the page
Notes
Archiving a page will immediately disable the page so no new orders can be accepted.
Reports and data cannot be viewed on archived pages. To access reports and data on archived pages, we recommend restoring the page before accessing data.
Pro Tip: When you archive a page, TicketSpice immediately removes the live link from the web. If someone tries to visit the archived page link, they’ll be automatically redirected to the website listed under your account’s Organization Details. If no website is provided there, visitors will be redirected to ticketspice.com. Here's how to add or update your account's website.
Hover your mouse over the gear icon in the upper right corner of your account
Select Organization Details from the dropdown
Click Edit Settings
Scroll to the Organization Website field, and add or edit the website
Click Save
Restore Your Page
From the archived folder, you'll have the option to restore your pages. This can only be done for archived, not deleted pages.
From the top menu bar, go to the Pages tab, and select View All Pages
Click the View Folders button in the top left corner, and select the Archived folder
Click the ... icon under the page you want to restore, and click Restore
Notes
When you restore a page, the page won't automatically republish. If you want to restore and republish an archived page, the page must be republished from the TicketSpice Edit Page.
Delete your Page
First, you will need to Archive the page (instructions shown here)
Once the page has been Archived, click the View Folders button in the top left corner, and select the Archived folder
Click the ... icon under the page you want to delete, and click Delete
Select the checkbox acknowledging that you understand that deleting the page will report all data from your reports, and click Delete Page
FAQs
Can I take my TicketSpice page offline after it's been published?
Can I take my TicketSpice page offline after it's been published?
Yes! To take a page offline after publishing, we recommend archiving the page. Click here to learn how to archive your page.